See you soon, baby chicks...

We've been on the lookout for people with fertilized eggs for weeks now! Well last night, I found a lady from Annapolis that was getting 4 dozen eggs a day! I gave her a call yesterday and asked if she would sell a couple dozen for the incubator. And as I'm sure you figured out, she said yes! My lovely little auntie fixed everything up and put them in the incubator. So... in 21 days we should have some baby chicks to welcome to the brood! I'm SO excited. Oh yeah, they'll Rhode Island Reds or Leghorns I believe.

Love & Peace

-Megan

Here are the photos:

 Farm fresh eggs!

I hate the coloring here.

Look how many potential baby chicks we have!

The incubator.

Eggs in the incubator.

More eggs!

All snug in their new bed.

The creepy moon.

I could not get a decent shot to save my life! I didn't have a stabilized place for the camera and didn't even try to mess with the exposure.

What a lovely day for a joey...

I was able to nab a picture of Kira's upcoming joey earlier today. I must warn you, it's not a good one! You can barely tell what you're even looking at, lol. It's been so long since we've had a joey - Kira would usually already have two OOP right now! And speaking of Kira, LaVaughn got THE cutest pictures of her a little while ago! One of them is to die for, seriously.

Alright, well I suppose that's all for now.

Love & Peace

-Megan

Here are the photos:


 Look at that peeking joey! I can't wait!

 Sugar glider portrait.

 That face is to die for!


 My favorite picture of her EVER!!


The full moon from earlier tonight.

Happy Turkey Day!

It's not really Turkey Day in our house - we had that days ago, but we decided to go ahead and have a mini feast anyway. Instead of turkey as a main dish, we're having ham and beans! We're also having cornbread and fried potatoes. Not your average modern day meal, but definitely a good one! It's not even the food that matters on days like this, it's being together with your family that makes a difference. I would have been happy if we were just eating ramen!

Aside from that, I also managed to get some photos and a short video of our new duck and some of our chickens. Our chicken coop really looks sparse anymore. I miss so many little faces that I'm used to seeing. Be sure to check those and all the other photos out after the bump.

Love, Peace & Happy Thanksgiving!

-Megan

Here are the photos:

Camille, our brown and white speckled hen.

Ash, our silkie x buttercup cross.

Harley.

Our Ancona drake.


Serafina and Ash.


Coffee!

B and W coffee.

Auntie poo.




Pouring flour.


Farm fresh eggs.

Cornbread ingredients.


Pot!

Mixing the ingredients.

Flattening the cornbread mixture.

Voila!


Ham n Beans

Yum!



Fried potatoes.



Apple pie.

Yum!

Can't have pie without cool whip!

Now for the video: